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<blockquote data-quote="whammie" data-source="post: 1358366" data-attributes="member: 565168"><p>I actually woudl suggest you use grill cloth, it is much more forgiving than fleece, also it's fairly cheap from places like partsexpress.com and sometimes a local shop might sell it.</p><p></p><p>Also something that might help is get your frame ready and use a little 3M Super77 on the sub ring and lay your cloth over and start from the middle and work your way out to the corners... the stretch in thinner materials will help with wrinkles and overlap... you acn usually keep pulling until you get the mass of cloth past a corner or edge.</p><p></p><p>As mikescanlon said above a electric staplegun is good and a pneumatic nail gun is better... even a cheap one will do the job.</p><p></p><p>Good Luck...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="whammie, post: 1358366, member: 565168"] I actually woudl suggest you use grill cloth, it is much more forgiving than fleece, also it's fairly cheap from places like partsexpress.com and sometimes a local shop might sell it. Also something that might help is get your frame ready and use a little 3M Super77 on the sub ring and lay your cloth over and start from the middle and work your way out to the corners... the stretch in thinner materials will help with wrinkles and overlap... you acn usually keep pulling until you get the mass of cloth past a corner or edge. As mikescanlon said above a electric staplegun is good and a pneumatic nail gun is better... even a cheap one will do the job. Good Luck... [/QUOTE]
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